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i was bored and decided to set up a server.
It's up and running all good but I get these weird numbers that show up.
Is it like a ping from the server?

[11:13am] [Giro T] 4693719
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[11:13am] [Giro T] 4698719
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[11:13am] [Giro T] 4703719
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[11:14am] [Giro T] 4708719
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[11:14am] [Giro T] 4713719
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[11:14am] [Giro T] 4718719
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[11:14am] [Giro T] 4728719
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[11:14am] [Giro T] 4738719
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[11:14am] [Giro T] 4743719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4768719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4773719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4778719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4783719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4788719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4793719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4798735
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4803719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4813719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4818719
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[11:15am] [Giro T] 4823719
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[11:16am] [Giro T] 4833719
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[11:16am] [Giro T] 4838719

Interesting... could you show us the raw output? (/debug @debug in mIRC)

-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7849735
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7849735
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7854719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7854719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7859719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7859719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7864719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7864719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7869719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7869719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7874719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7874719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7879719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7879719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7884735
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7884735
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7889719
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7889719
-> addix.no-ip.org privmsg Giro :T 7894735
<- :Giro![email protected] PRIVMSG Giro :T 7894735

Heh, as I thought, you're sending these things to yourself...
Probably some mirc script you installed/wrote/edited? (Anti-idle?)

Looks like a lag checking script.

It sends a CTCP to yourself, in this case, "T", which includes your computers tick count (milliseconds since boot). The script then uses the reply to calculate the time in milliseconds that you are lagging.

Appearently, it seems this particular script is broken, or is not halting the text before it is ending up in your status window.

The best way to fix it: unload the script, or figure out how to fix it yourself.

Stealth wrote:Looks like a lag checking script.

*sigh* whatever happened to "if I really cared how much I'm lagging I'll /ctcp ping myself" */sigh*

Anyway, try doing /!remote off then disconnect / reconnect and see if it's still doing it. If it is, also check perform etc...